LE SSERAFIM wrapped two blockbuster nights at Tokyo Dome, drawing roughly 80,000 fans in total. The nearly 200-minute set doubled as a victory lap for the quintet’s airtight chemistry and performance power, with relentless cheers rumbling through the cavernous stadium from start to finish.
The five girls made their Tokyo Dome debut on Nov. 18?19 with the “2025 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘EASY CRAZY HOT’ ENCORE IN TOKYO DOME,” the encore to their first world tour, which logged 27 shows across 18 cities in Korea, Japan, Asia and North America.
Before doors even opened, the area around the Dome turned into a festival ground: fans sang along to LE SSERAFIM’s hits and filmed dance-challenge clips, while nearby convenience stores were swarmed by people snagging copies of five major sports dailies―Sports Nippon, Daily Sports, Nikkan Sports, Sports Hochi and Sankei Sports―which splashed the group’s Dome debut across their front pages. Their footing in Japan was unmistakable.
As anticipation peaked, a triangular LED wall split like fireworks to reveal the five members, who kicked things off with “Ash,” a track from their fifth mini album released in March. They kept the pace with “HOT,” “Come Over,” “Swan Song” and “Pearlies (My Oyster Is the World),” circling the venue on stage carts to greet fans up close and keep energy levels sky-high.
A run featuring “SPAGHETTI (Member Ver.),” “Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard’s Wife,” “CRAZY” and “1-800-HOT-N-FUN” marked the night’s highlight. When the intros for “SPAGHETTI (Member Ver.)” and last year’s fourth EP title track “CRAZY” hit, the Dome erupted. Lightning-shaped lights swept the ceiling as sheet lasers amped up the spectacle. In a newly added dance break, the five delivered razor-sharp, in-sync choreography that spotlighted their rock-solid teamwork.
The hit parade continued with “FEARLESS,” “UNFORGIVEN (feat. Nile Rodgers)” and “ANTIFRAGILE,” a high-octane stretch that had the crowd in a frenzy. Later, they flipped the mood with a sweet, playful turn on “Kawaii (Prod. Gen Hoshino)” alongside Sanrio favorites My Melody and Kuromi.
“We wanted you to see how much heart we put into every stage,” the group told the crowd near the end. “With FEARNOT by our side, we feel like we can chase even bigger dreams. You’ve made us believe it’s okay to dream big―and we want to make those dreams real and take you with us to the best places.” They added a promise: “We’ll be artists you can always be proud of,” and thanked one another “for running toward the same dream together.”
LE SSERAFIM will keep the momentum going on Nov. 28 at COUNTDOWN JAPAN 25/26, the country’s biggest year-end indoor music festival. Their debut single “SPAGHETTI” surpassed 100,000 units shipped in Japan in about four days, earning a fifth straight RIAJ Gold certification for a Korean release―the first time a fourth-generation K-pop girl group has achieved that streak.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)